Creating a concatenated volume – SANRAD I3.1.1205 User Manual

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Chapter 6: Volume Configuration

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Disk 3

Disk 7

Disk 8

100

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JBOD 1

JBOD 2

Disk 4

Disk 2

Disk 5

Disk 6

Subdisk2

Disk 1

Simple 1

Figure 6-8. Simple Volume 1

Use the CLI command volume show to show the created volume:

volume show

Alias

Type Act # of Bl Pot # of Bl Bl Size State

Simple1 Simple

17999999

17999999

512 Internal

Creating a Concatenated Volume

The V-Switch

supports a maximum

of 512 volumes.

To accommodate large volumes of data or to best utilize small volumes
spread over several disks, you can concatenate physical volumes across
storage devices to create a larger virtual volume.

In Figure 6-9, the volume is divided into two equitable chunks to be
mapped across two disks. Data blocks 1 – 4 are mapped to Disk 1, blocks
13 – 16. Data blocks 5 – 8 are mapped to Disk 2, blocks 13 – 16.

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